As part of “Dwelling in a Time of Plagues,” three CAJM museums are hosting unique outdoor installations by artists that address contemporary social issues and crises. The idea arose out of necessity and a familiar seasonal theme.
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Hetty Berg wants the institution to become a cultural hub for the German capital, enabling difficult discussions without succumbing to their rancor.
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Curators surveyed the area outside the White House on Wednesday for artifacts that will help record the emotional turmoil.
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Wanted: Artifacts that show how Americans navigated the Covid-19 crisis. The trick is determining what’s historically valuable.
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The generation that endured Nazi death camps is especially vulnerable to the pandemic.
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How can museums continue to engage audiences while their physical buildings are shuttered in the interests of public health?
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As museums shutter and theaters go dark, cultural institutions are calling for the government’s help. But they recognize they’re not the first priority during a pandemic.
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Deeply worried by the surge in episodes of anti-Semitism, Holocaust and Jewish museums are working to use history to combat bigotry.
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The Rabbinical Council of Bergen County has set a lifesaving example that the rest of us must follow.
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Several of New York’s largest and most prestigious cultural institutions, including the Met Museum, are closing temporarily in an effort to contain the spread of the coronavirus.
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Opinion piece by Bryan Davis, CAJM Board member and executive director of the Jewish History Museum and Holocaust History Center in Tucson.
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Annie Polland and student participants in The Emma Lazarus Project were among those responding to Ken Cuccinelli.
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